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Show Friday, September 17, 2004 DAILY HERALD cs off is it and does h finally pays way, things Hopkins x TimDahlberg ' . ASSOCIATED THE would be patient, but nobody could understand my vision," the fighter said. "I have no regrets. Who thought I'd be where I'm at anyway?" Where Hopkins is at is on the verge of a payday that dwarf s anything he has made in his remarkable career. Fighting for only $300,000 just a few months ago, he could make as much as $15 million Saturday night ' against De La Hcfya. Not bad for a fighter who came out of prison to lose his first fight and Who promoter Don Wng once said "won the lottery but threw away the ticket" after beating Felix Trinidad. "I've come a long way from cell with no sitting in a gold medal, no big sponsor contract, no big promoter," Hopkins said. "I'm the hungriest fighter in the world right now." Hopkins will be defending his middleweight titles for the 19th time, but never on this kind of stage. His fight with De La Hoya will be the richest boxing event of the year, and could set ' PRESS LaS VEGAS For the fight of his life, Bernard Hopkins chose some ring music to say something about his life. When he enters the ring Saturday night to face Oscar De La Hoya, it won't be to pulsating rap. Instead, Frank Sinatra will be crooning "My Way." "I'm corning out with old blue eyes," Hopkins said. "It's going to be a heck of a statement." The choice of music is fitting. If any boxer has done things his way, it's Hopkins. He has spent his career battling promoters, managers, agents and anyone else he suspects might have it out for him. His talent is unquestioned, but it seemed Hopkins was destined to squander his opportunity to make really big money. Then De La Hoya came calling, and changed everything. And now Hopkins believes he has a right to feel vindicated. "I said a long time ago that I of promoting the fight. . "You ask him to do one thing and he'll do five others in addition to that," Arum said. StiB, Hopkins can be a challenge to any promoter. He at most scuttled his biggest payday when he threatened to puD out of his doubleheader tuneup with De La Hoya in June because he thought the referee, Joe Cortez, might be biased against him. That was resolved at the last minute with no apparent ill win. But De La Hoya then nearly derailed the big fight himself by coming in out of shape and almost losing to Felix Sturm. Arum said the focus of the promotion since has been to convince people that De La Hoya has a chance to win the fight against the 1 favorite Hopkins. "There are questions Oscar has to answer," Arum said. This is a winnable fight for Oscar but that doesn't mean he'll win. Bernard is a very determined fighter." ent, it took an unexpected chalagree on terms. lenge from De La Hoya to final- - , "My first reaction was that it was a joke, and that somebody ly make him the kind of money he believes he deserved all : Was playing games," Hopkins said. The next week we're on a along. This fight here shuts my crit- plane heading for Vegas to sign ics up by saying Bernard Hop- the contract ." v Unlike Mosley, whose dekins can't deliver a big fight because he cut prices himself and mands for more money than De is hard to deal with," Hopkins : La Hoya cost him a big money said. "This fight generates the match, Hopkins didn't even ask and am what De La Hoy a was making. money I truly deserve '' ; worth." He signed for a guaranteed $10 It was only a few months ago million plus a percentage of the revenues that that Hopkins was bemoaning, could bring his total purse to the fact De La Hoya and none of the other top fighters wanted $15 million. to fight him. His big knockout Hopkins, who acts as his own win over Trinidad Which paid manager; negotiated the conhim $2.85 million was fading tract himself along with his atin memory, and it seemed as it ; torney. "It went so smoothly and I'm he would never get the. big pay' so used to the opposite happenday he deserved. Then came a call from pro-ing that I got paranoid," Hopmoter Bob Arum with a surpris- kins said Then it was, let's just ; ing offer. De La Hoya, frustratget ft on paper quick Arum said Hopkins not only ed with trying to get rematches ;i aldn't live up to his reputation with Trinidad and Shane ' Mosley was willing to fight Win,,; of being unreasonable in negotiat a contract weight of 158 ations, he has also done everypounds if the two camps could thing possible to hold up his end : ' Press RAUCHAssoclated LAURA Bernard Hopkins speaks during a press conference in Las Vegas on Wednesday. records for a nonheavyweight telecast. Hopkins, who hasn't lost in 11 years, is so good that De La Hoya will be an underdog for the first time. But for all his tal 2-- 7 'A FAST FACT Scoreboard 1973 Golf Thursday The Resort Count it LaCantera - San Antonio Puree: $3.5 million Yardage: 6,881; Par 70 1967 1965 Ml Club 1963 1961 1959 1957 955 First Round 1953 TedPurdy 1951 ' Jim McGcvern 1949 Tim Clark 1947 ' Dean Wilson J.J Henry Scott McCarron Scott Simpson Patrick Sheehan 937 935 65 1933 ' 31 65 34 1931 Mark Wilson 1929 Justin Leonard Jay Delsing 1927 Siocum Wednesday's late Jerry BnanGay John Senden DJ Bngman Kelly 66 Loren Roberts Ben Crane Tom Lehman Brad Bryant Brent Geiberger Ryan Palmer David Peoples ' ' Joe Ogilvie Ban Bryant Aaron Baddeley . TimPetromc Armour Tommy Snaun ill Micheel Corey Pavin Buffalo 0 Miami 0 Jacksonville Nationwide Oregon Classic Thursday At Shallow Hills Country Junction City, Ore. 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Falcons: OUT: LB (pectoral): CB DeAngek) Han (hip); DE Karon Riley Michael Moore (shoulder-IR- Jamie G Duncan WASHINGTON REDSKMS GIANTS (0-- COW- Redskins: AT NEW YORK OIESTKJNABLE LB CB Rushen OUT: CB Lenny QUESTIONABLE: LB Patrick T (ankle). Louisiana at Miami al VMI Tech Tech Hampton Southern Charleston 11:30am. The Citadel Delaware St 1 S. p.m. Caroline Akron Jones (chest). Eagles: D)UBTFUL0T Paul Grasmanls (AMeakme). PROBABLE: DE Hugh Douglas (shoulder); LB Dhani Jones (anlde); S Michael Lewis (quedrlcep); OT Sam Rayrjum (ankle); LB Ike Reese (knee); CB Lite Sheppard (thumb); LB Nate Wayne (fiamstnho. be improving." Tonight's game at American Fork should be a good barometer for both teams. "We're playing a very, very g team in American ' Fork," Morgan said. They look big, they look fast, they look very aggressive. It'll be a huge challenge for us to go in there." But Knight said he sees Lone Peak as a tough ball game for his team as well' "They've been one of the top teams in the state the last few ' d years," he said. "They're both offensively and . good-lookin- very-talente- am. AlcornSt '. . Marshall at 3 25H NuilliweilBiii St (24) it b Georgia Tech at Florida UAB N. Caroline at North Carolina St ), at A&T Wake 4 p.ai. 4 p.m. 4:30 p.m. Forest St S p.m. at Alabama at Austin Peey ), 5 pm. Indiana at Kentucky 5 p.m. e S p.m. at Oawtson Lehigh (1 1) at Liberty (1 1), 5 p.m. Maine at Mississippi SL 5 p.m. Butler at Morehead St 5 pm. at Newberry Coastal Carolina 5 p.m. at Northwestern St Texas Southern 5 p.m. South Hortda (1 0) at South Canine S p.m. vs. Tennessee St at Jackson St W. Carolina Term., S Memphis, at MVSU ' , Newaleirtce 'aEMtcfvgen N. 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NEW YORK JETS DT Daleroy Signed Stewart Hockey NHL ANAHEIM MIGHTY to terms reed Ryan Getztaf with and RW Corey Perry on contracts ATLANTA THRASHERS Assigned G Karl Ijebtorien, F Stephen Baby, F Kevin Does, F Tommi Santala, F Brad ScheN, F Karl Stewart F Colin Stuart, 0 Jeff Dwyer, 0 Paul Flache, 0 Lane Mamon, F Brian Stpotz, F Ubor Uebnul, G Adam and Berkhoel Michael G fa Oiicagooftna Game AHL Assigned G HanruTolvorien, 0 Kevai DaHman, D Milan Jurdna C Brad Boyes, LW Maron SamueMon and 8W Cotton Or to ." ProvidenosofthsAHL. BOSTON BTttlNS MUARYrTAaS-SignedDide- and 0 Stewart to a Bouwimester, C ' RW Arrrhony Signed contract Stephen Weiss, D Assigned LW Eric Jey LW Gregory Campbell, LW Ryan C Rob Globke, C Scott Kelman, C Kami Kreps, C KamR Plros, C Petr Tibcek, RW Paul Healey, RW Ty Jonas, D Burke Henry, D Lukas Beeudoln, Jaroine. Kajicak. D Grant McNeM, 0 Rap Novak, D Jeremy Swanson and D Victor Uchevatov to San Antonio of the AHL NEW JERStY G Scott 0 David Hale, G Art Ahonen, G Clemmensen, Matus Kostur, Bobby Anen, D Alex Andreyev, D Phil Cols, D Matt DeMarcN, D Anton Itadeytdn, D Teemu Kesa D Krtajanla Redhhs. D Ray Sctuftz, D Steven Spencer, F Brett Alex Brooks, D D CbijrJilw.F Justin DrarrF F F Rob Tenute to Sknac, F AleluBndw and F Aaron Voroe to LW Wayne Prtmaau oontnet 8 CAPTTALS Named Ray Payne - Soccer MU lasaia'MawNalarawiaiaJaMe UTAH Mr. G College 4h 7 8 8 11 16V NflrTr)A-lan- ied Anthony . ; d ; Croofrfcwomen'a assistant bBskethal coach. N.C STAliVsvned Tony Guoo aaalatsnt baai- IM coach. RIDER Named Erica Lawrence wrjrnen's assistant besketDsil coech. SACRED HEART Married C J. &rienueleon men's volkryba" coach and women's asalaMt vojkryMcoach. playing games in the valley; it's ruce to all play each other." Morgan said he isn't concern about his players getting caughrup in the emotion of playing the Cavemen. "It's just one game," he said "We have plenty of respect for American Fork. Davis Knight has been in Utah Valley for a long time and is We're going to focus on execu- tion ajndjloing our jobs mdivid-- : . d ually.", , . I Jared Uoyd can be reached at 2 or ; 344-255- jlloydheraldextra.com. , y'-v"--- r hi ' lirlk Dion Phaneuf. FLORalA PAIiTMERS Suglobov, Joey Albany of the AHL SAN JOSE SHAMO-Slg- ned . 80-ya- ' Jerry prosoDut .561 Ctaimed Released waivers from Chicago. CINCINNATI BENGALS JOO .500 .500 .485 .455. .500 .500 .408 .242 1996- - the salary cap between ARIZONA CARDMA15 WASJWaSTON Pot h the 2005 draft pick 98. F Pet cute our offense, move the ball down the field We also cant drigive up one-plaves. We've got to tackle bet- ter." . , Although the two teams don't play in the same region, both coaches said the game will be intense because of the proximity of the two schools. ;' "I wouldn't have believed how hotly contested these games with Lone Peak have been," Knight said "It's such a rivalry, the excitement takes care of itself. We've worked to prepare our kids, then we'll just let them go. I'm glad we're ; y, took away tor drcunrverrfjng .531 .750 .606 $950,000 and Denver Broncos f standings WaaMngton Detroit the their Fined Pascal Rhesunuj, Eastern Conference Noon .' ' Magowan. F Ryan Murphy. F Ahren Wttet.FZach Parlst, F Tuomas Plhlman, F Hcka Plttarakien, Western Conference t , RHP Kazuhjlo . Sam Ftorek, F Cam Janssen. F Eric .Johansson, Nan KfnflHitov, F Frank Litflejohn, F Ken BiuketbaU am. Noon at mm (Ohio) at Missouri (1 1), Noon Bel St at Northwestern ), Noon Kansas at N. Iowa 3 p.m. Stephen FJIubn Toledo at Michigan 4 p.m. Notre Dams at Michigan St p.m. at N. Dakota St 5 Carsonejwman Wtaam Pan at S. Hnols (1 1), 5 p.m. ; Texas e 22 20 Ohio defensively. They've got very good athletes." For the Cavemen to win the game, Knight said they need to be able to shut down the improving Lone Peak offense. ' "WeVe got to find a way to. stop their passing game," he said. "If we can stop tliera offensively, the rest of the things might even out." The key for the Knights, uiv derstandably, is to hold on to the football, keep it away from' American Fork and not allow ' ' ,. big plays. , "We cant turn the ball over," Morgan said. "We have to exe ' t St ttltansasSt aMkkteTenn. aCokxldo St Washington Noon St a Rice 26 a Anzona Noon at Kama Florida 'Army 28Vi UNLV Navy SMU UCLA t 4 14 Noon Mane St laHtmjttfMt 1 1 ' 15 Charlotte Michigan 11 am. atTutanB South Florida , 3 2 p.m. am TCU NL SiihnCel St at Texas A&M "34H v W 10 10.30 am. 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State at Howard W) St ; UCF Duke 1)4 aMnmi CMnral Georgia St Kent 25 7 Notre ' San Diego St W.Micrgan 11H Totada Noon UNDERDOG 21Vi aFtonoaSt - pm 1 9Vi alOngwft at JaOsrmaie St at Virginia at Knots at Rutgers at Perm St at Virginia Tech at West Virginia at Kentucky at Auburn atOJrJjterra Wltconsin am. 11:30 am. at Awialacriian St Noon at Elon at Middle Tennessee ' : at SavirinahSt1-0)- , Florida Atlantic 21 Ohio 11 at on MINNtCOTA NFL ul!r BMIarrtfOhio) aVVytnla St 11 Connecticut at Michigan a lowa atQrdrnatl,11am. Tennessee W. mnrJs 8 College MMISSouri a.m. 10:30 am. am. Grambang W. Michigan AT PHKAOELPWA Vikings: OUT: RB Michael Bennett (knee); TE Jim Nettsttser (knee). QUESTIONABLE RB Moe Williams (ankle). PROBABLE Broncos: . Taoano G Jon Barry. CHARLOTTE BOBCATS UNDERDOG a Georgia 1), 10 11 CLEVELAND and LINE aiMMsslppI SOUTH at Virginia Tech (1 at Mississippi VandeMt Marshall at Georgia LHP Lenny Activated DL Designated INF Tim the Hummel for assignmem. Sent INF Earl Snyder outrkjWtoPawtucketolthelL NFL 11 a.m. at Massachusetts 11 a.m. at St Francis, Pa. 11 am. at VWanova 11 Brook a.m. at Wagner Stony at Robert Moms Monmouth, NJ. 11:30 a.m. Noon kxia at Sacred Heart Noon Florida A&M at Temple Cornell ), at Bucknee 5 pm. 5 p.m. Iwdham (1 1) at Columbia at Delaware 5 p m. West Chester at Princeton 5 p.m. Lafayette Kent St (1 1) at Rutgers (1 1), 5 p.m. Duke Boston FAVORITE Valparaiso James Madison Wls MINNESOTA V1KW6S Gurode (knee); C Tyson Walter (knee). DENVER BRONCOS AT JACKSONVILLE asked of Lone Peak, who has stumbled to a 2 record. But losses to Timpview and Hunter, who have seven wins and one loss between them, aren't very surprising. The Knights looked good in their opener going on the road and beating defending 4A champion Bountiful, but the Braves are just "I think our team has taken one step forward, then two steps back," Lone Peak head coach Monte Morgan said. "Our defense played well early, but then we got torched in the next two games. Our offense struggled, but now it seems to Shaffer stnng): M Frank Walker (forjh QUESTBNAB LB Carlos Emmons (groin); C Wayne Luck (beck). EAGLES Hearst Kevin Mike Barrow (knee). PROBABLE LB LaVar Arhngtrjn (knee): K John Hart (right liarnstring; TE Brian KozkmsM (calf). Giants: OUT: S Omar WR Jamaar Taylor (ham- -, Stoutmlre TE EWss (shoulder); T (kneeribs). Steve Heiden Ebenezer Ekuban Walls (shoulder). Chukwurah (back); DT Luther (toe). Fisher (forearm); (foot) DOUBTFUL LB Trev G Tom Nutten (toe). QUESTIONABLE: C Andy McCottum (ankle). PROBABLE S Adam Archuleta (back); LB Tommy Polley (ribs); (elbow): LB Eric Westmoreland (hip). Cowboys: OUT: WR Randal Williams (shoulder). QUESTIONABLE: RB Richie Anderson (Knee); G Andre O) Chlke Okeafor OUT: CB Travis (groin). QUESTIONABLE (knee). QUESTIONABLE: DE (groin); C Metvtn Fowler (ankle); DE Corey Jackson (ankle): RB Lee Suggs (neck): 0T Gerard Warren (pectoral). PROBABLE: DE Kenard Lang (1 PROBABLE: DT DE OUT: WR Joey Galtoway (groin). PROBABLE: S Dwkjht Smith (ribs). ST. LOUIS RAMS AT ATLANTA FALCONS flams: (hamstring). PROBABLE: T Kevin Barry Parts Lenon (thumb); TE David Maron OUT: OUT: LB Jimmy Kennedy Faulk (hamstring); LB Browns: Seahawks: at p.m. DT Grady Jackson (knee) DOUBTFUL' DT Kenny Peterson (ankle). QUESTIONABLE RB Naieh Davenport (hamstring): LB Torrance BOYS AT TAMPA BAY Buccaneers: Smith DT (quadricep): LB HannKnl Navies (shoulder). CLEVELAN0 BROWNS AT DALLAS - PROBA- Chad Brown (fibula). QUESTIONABLE: RB Shaun Alexander (knee); LB Solomon Bates (groin); S Rashad Reese fjiamstring): G Ren Tucker (elbow). QUESTIONABLE: CB RW. McOuarters (ankle). Cornell Green (groin); RB Garrison glowing 1 record, the three Mounteams they've beaten tain View, Pleasant Grove and Lehi are a combined 0 right now. Their one loss came to undefeated Highland, How good are they? The same question can be 6UCCANEERS Eric WarfteW (knee): G Brian Waters (beeps). AT GREEN BAY PACKERS . CHICAGO BEARS Bears: OUT: C8 Jerry Azumtf. (neck); LB 34.105(56,000). fense." While the Cavemen have a SEATTLE SEAHAWKS (lower leg): DOUBTFUL OUT: WR JAGUARS games," American Fork head coach Davis Knight said "We've been pretty aggressive, played some pretty good de- Craft (ankle); DE Darren Howard (neck). BLE: DT Brian Young (hip). Grant (knee). AT KANSAS CITY Nesl pitched to 2 batters in the 9th, WAlvarez pitched to 3 batters in the 6th. HBP by Neal (Cora), by WAlvarez (AuriHa). T 3:03. A Continued from Cl RB Fred Beasley (ankle); S Dwaine Carpenter (knee); C Jeremy Newberry (knee); QB Tim Rattay (right shoulder); DE Brandon wHtjng (backshoulder). Saints: QUESTIONABLE: CB Jason (hamstring), S Greg Wesley (hamstring) PROBABLE: CB Oexter McfJeon (shoulder): CB Marshall QUESTIONABLE: Bell (groin). PROBABLE: G Alan (finger); CB Chad Scott (groin). Ravens: T Ethan Brooks (knee); C Mike Flyrm (clavi- ABLE: OE Vonnie Holiday Kavnka Mitchell (enkle): WR Sarnie OUT: -: OE Andre (shin lower leg fracture). DOUBTFUL: Carter (back); CB Mike Rumph (groin). QUESTION- KeyaronFo (padhcep); Packers: arm) DE Chrfcj PROBABLE: CB Gary Baxter (hand). SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS AT NEW fjRLEANS SAINTS (01) 49ers: OUT: DE Andrew Williams 0 LB DOUBIRJ- cle); DT Kelly Gregg (knee). QUESTIONABLE: T Jonathan Ogden (knee); WR Travis Taylor (groin), (fibula). City Chiefs: OUT: TE Kris Wilson (ankle). QUESTIONABLE: CB William Bartee (neck): LB (oroinV Stealers: Kendrell OUT: CHIEFS (0-- (shout, Faneca 0 (ankle): 1 In Angeles Football 3-- 10 CAROLINA PANTHERS Evans AT BALTIMORE STEELERS (0-- (staph Infection Hoke Marcus 1. LOB 0 Hoffman S.37 & PROBABLE. LB DeLawrence Josh Ben Leber (foot); LB Cartes Polk Matt Wilhelm (shoulder). LB AT OAKLAND RAIDERS Losman AT SAN DCGO CHARGPROBABLE 0T Dingle (thigh). QUESTIONABLE: DE Dave BaN (shoulder): WR Tim Dwkjht (hamstring) League the league: 06 J.P. . (back); S Jon McGraw (abdomen); DE Bryan Thomas (hamstnng) Chargers: OUT: DE Adrian Sunday (0-- JETS Jets: N Y. ft0 DINardofrom ATLANTA HAWKS Today FAVORITE rechrnond Pace PROBABLE: DE CaMn (knee). Thompson Football by AT ARIZONA Faulk (personal reasons) QUESTIONABLE: WR Troy Brown (knee). PROBABLE: QB Tom Brady 17 Nebraska p.m. Harrah's odds St 10 a.m. at Pittsburgh 10 a.m. 10 am. at Syracuse at West Virginia ), 10 am. 10:30 a.m. at Harvard 11 am. at Brown at Perm UCF Baseball SfJX t la 11am. OUT: RB Kevin Patriots: 20 7 p m. provided (leathers 6 p.m. College (1 I EAST Albany, PA 19 Boston 1 0), 2 p.m. Arizona a.m. Maryland Holy Cross (concussion); 16 10 at .Transactions a EAST Cincinnati PF Parker 39 3 210 001 120 300 000 000 1 Europe 11 as QUESTIONABLE: S Rogers Beckett Rich Bratem (knee): DE Robert Minnesota Today Connecticut St Montana New Meideo at Oregm St ), 2 pjn. Perm 2 p.m. at San Diego41-l3 p.m. Morgan St (1 1) at San Jose St at Colorado North Tens (0-5 p.m. v . UtM 6 DJ. at Utah St UCLA 1 1) 5 p.m: Wtarangton UC Oavfa (10) at Weber St ), &30 ajak at New Mexico St 6 p.m. Troy C. at E Washington 7 p.m. Buffalo at Nevada 7 p.m. at Artzona St tows 8 p.m. at BYU Sotxnara Cal un. at tolerado St ), 8 pjn. at Fresno St Poroand St 8 p.m. 6. Uesti at Sacnmanle St BJSL at UNLV ), Mr Feres 8:30 pm. ktaho (f2) at Wielxeioton St Weekend schedule BEN- 5 p.m. OtarUts at San Araprso, 6 p.m. 8 Washington at Phoaaix, pjn. Minnesota at Los Angeles, 8:30 p.m. BOSTON UNDERDOG 3 g Todty-- a Corracttcut New York FAR WEST Diego Collego football S Andrews (ankle); DT Matthias Askew (knee): S Kim Herring (foot): C Larry Moon (knee) DOUBTFUL: LB Caleb Miller (ankle). a Wisconsin at Philadelphia (groin). PROBABLE: CB Lamont Brighttul DT (shoulder); CB Reggie Howard (harnstrlng); Bryan Robinson (hand); DT Dark) Romero (ankle); LB Junior Seau (quadricep). Bengals: OUT: T (0-- Cal OPEN RB Rob Konrad OUT: CARDINALS injury report Bills: OUT: ) 0 0 0 (shouiderAvrist). AT CINCINNATI Simmons (knee). . NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS p.m. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 ph Totals 1 12, EuropeHfJf Great Britain JHmdz Otsuka 14 21 Grbwskph Carrarp Jcksonp 0 0 Lrneonhk T5. United 12 United San Neal ' States 14 15, United States 13 16 12. United States 11 12 States 14 12, Europe 13 12 States 18 12, Europe 9 12 States 7. Europe States 12 12, Great Britain & urope 14, Europe 1981 Ireland 12. lidded States United States 1991 1989 1987 1985 1983 12. United Slates 12 Slates 14 12. Europe .13 14 12, United Stateself 15 iss Angeles 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 pr Lament Thompson MIAMI DOLPHINS 17 11 The National YORK injury report, Angeles 8. 2B Burroughs (23), RVazautt 111 RaHernanoez (19) Werth 2 (6). Ventura (2). 38 Nevin (1). HR BGHes (22). Payton (7). Ryder Cup results United ' 0 0 36 LoAo(es Kern Clearwater Eduerdo Herrera Europe WAIrrz p Snchez p 1 Johnson 2002 1999 1997 1995 1993 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 713 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals Wagner Kelly Sellers 10 10 Bores (back); OE Travis LaBoy WR Jake Scbtfino (namstring); Arizona Buffalo NY. Herrmch 14 16 Raiders: S Lawyer Milloy (forearm) LB Sam Williams (shoulder) QUESTIONABLE: RB Justtrrrargas (toe): LB Napoleon Harris (knee). Saenz ph 2t P Craig (ankle), RB Chris Perry (hamstring): WR Peter Warrick (stun). PROBABLE: LB Landon Johnson (ankle); CB Deltha 0 Neal (ankle); LB Brian BUFFALO BILLS Maynec Cora FAVORITE 16 3 0 11 4 0 0 0 12 10 0 111 .0 Gump Michael Long 1b Vntura3b Brdleyrf 3 2 0 Neal p liftman p Scott 2 NEW 1 4 0 .1 Lnbmkp Otsukap Longpti Brent Schwarzrock Sfinley 3 2 ShGren CB QUESTIONABLE: S Cory Bird (concussion); Nicholas Harper (shoulder): RB James Mungro 21 am. Philadelphia. NFL bi 3000 3 0 0 0 4 p Werth at Minnesota 110 12 110 4011 Izturlsss 0 0 .3010 1110 If Rbnson Mike Sposa Mamew Goggm .5 Miles rf Nennlb Klesko 0 3 4 0 5 ab r h 5 If 5 4 cl bi at San 7 Monday's game LOS ANGELES ab r h Brrghs3b 4 Jonge 3 4 OUT: 10 New England at Anzona. 2:15 p.m. Miami at Cincinnati. 6:30 p.m. Street PADRES 7, DODGERS 3 Jets atOnckinati Colts: Joseph Jefferson C David Mckenzie Jeff 8 S Mike Doss (ham(knee); S Bop Sanders (foot); WR Troy Walters (upper arm fracture). DOUBTFUL: LB Gilbert Gardner (ankle). TITANS - Seattle Cleveland Surtain 21 Louis Carolina at . Dolphins: (thigh): RB Travis Minor (ankle). DOUBTFUL DT Tim Bowens (back). QUESTIONABLE: RB Sammy Morris (ankle); T John St. Clair (ankle): CB Patrick 16 St 6 4 Zach Filler (biceps). QUESTIONABLE: RB Chris Brown (ankle): WR Tyrone Calico (knee); LB Rocky Calmus (back); CB Antra Dyson (shoulder); 31 m New England at Oakland (wrist). PROBABLE: CB Donald Strickland (shoulder) Titans: OUT: LB Brad Kassell (AchiHes); G PA (Mcago atN.Y.Gtartj San Francisco NL Triorsoay's results NewYnk77,Hidlana71,0T Sscramento 71, rawston 62 SOUTHWEST at Texas Tech 1030 am. 1:30 p.m. at rjHafnma e Arkansas 5 p.m. (T1) at Arkansas St ), 5 p.m. Memphis SAW at MdaTioma St 5 p.m. at Texas ASM Oemeon 5 p.m. at Texas State SE Louisiana 5 p.m. 5 p.m. at Tulsa Navy Houston at 6 Army p.m. at Prairie View Southern 6 p.m. at Ree 6 p.m. Haws Morrtare at Sam Houston St 6 p.m. Boise St at UTEP 7 p.m. Oregon g ''37 at Atlanta at Kansas City at Tampa Bay at Dallas (thigh); TE John Owens (ankle). INDIANAPOLIS COLTS KM) AT TENNESSEE string): CB PF Bay S Press TCU PfttBtHJVyll 1Vi Washington at New Orleans Andre' Goodman 10 17 20 4" 3 Oreooo W ftJactenwita 3 alBarttmore at Detroit at Tennessee at Green (elbow). PROBABLE: CB Fernando Bryant WR Eddie Drummond (thigh); CB (concussion); PA at Dallas. 2:1 5 p.m. at San Diego. 2:15 p.m. Buffalo NL 10 am a.m. 11 a.m. at Tennessee. Indianapolis 11 a.m. Pittsburgh at Baltimore Carolina at Kansas City. 1 a.m. San Francisco at New Orleans, 11am. Seattle, at Tampa Bay. 2:05 p.m. (43.662). Wednesday's late 31 (hamstring); RB Moran Norts (shoulder). Lions: OUT: LB Boss Bailey (knee); CB Ore' Bly (knee). QUESTIONABLE: 0E James Hall (thumb); T Matt Sunday's games at Detroit, a m. Green Bay. Washington at N Y Giants. 1 Denver at Jacksonville. PB 7th 0 0 Francisco Chicago 0 0 2 Mulder pitched to 3 DMiller. T 2:57. 1 0 Houston 0 DeLoach sion): Stacy l W Green Bay Minnesota San Pet 0 1 000 0 1.000 1 0 000 1 0 .000 South L T Pet 0 0 1.000 1 0 .000 1 0 .000 1 0 .000 North T - Pet 0 0 1.000 0 0 1.000 0 0 1.000 1 0 .000 West T L Pet 0 0 1.000 0 0 1 000 1 0 000 1 0 .000 0 0 W Arizona 2 0 0 Kris Brown (concus(ankle); TE Billy Miller K 24 24 Jerry - UBENXM OPEN " Denver AT DETROIT UONS PROBABLE PA 13 T L 1 Giants N Y Seattle 4 8 0 0 6 L17-- CHammond 67 0 1 Vi Bradford Victor Schwamkrug, Scott Petersen ' Washington Dallas St. Louis' SO DE FAVOttTE at SW Missouri St 5 pm. at Illinois St (11), 5:30 p.m. at S. Dakota St 6 p.m. Union, Ky E. tunas W Stroud 27 East W BB Texans: Marcus DT PF National Conference Chicago Texas 0) GALS t s Tejera Ramirez ' Andrew 10 Almaruar ' Brad Elder Tim Simpson Paul Go ab r h bi 0 Kotsaycf 4 0 2 0 3 McLmr2t 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 Scutaroph 0 4 ECha3t 2 Httberglb 0 Durazodh 4 0 2 2 0 Swisher rf 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 DMillerc 0 McMIn If 4 0 0 0 4 0 Crosby ss 0 0 Totals 36 310 2 (36), ASoriano (28) SB EYoung (12) CS ASonano. EYoung (9). SF Mulder 0 0 Oakland 3. DreseW,13-BShouse First Round ' 0 0 bi (3). Mulder (3). DP (rtbs). HOUSTON TEXANS PF 1,0 - Denver Texas Club 1 Tennessee Indianapolis 10B Texas 8. Oakland 11. 28 EYoung (19). Blakxk (35. MYoung (29). Mench (26), Hatteberg (29). HR Bakx (30). 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